What does IEP stand for?

• Involved Early Plan

• Individual Extra Plan

• Individualised Education Plan

Does inclusion mean 'one size fits all?'

Name three strategies that you could use to help a child with a sensory impairment. Hint: Module 6.5!

How can you provide reasonable adjustments and accommodations for children with physical disabilities?

• Allow the child extra time to use toilets and move between areas

• Use iPads and voice-to-text software

• Arrange the classroom so there is room for wheelchairs to manoeuvre

• All of the above

A child in your class is having emotional outbursts, is having trouble keeping up with the class routine and seems unsettled. Your first point of contact should be the:

Student support groups comprise all those working with the student, e.g. support staff, families, health professionals, etc. They work together to formulate a plan of action that will respond to and support the student's needs.

• True

• False

Teaching a child with additional needs means that you'll need to work with external therapists or specialists. Name three of these people that you might work with:

The GROWTH model is something you could use when working with families. Hint: Module 11

• True

• False

Which of these options is NOT an example of reciprocal relationships with families? Hint: Allen & Cowdery reading, Module 12

• Welcoming parents to participate in classroom activities

• Showing respect for a families culture, language and life choices

• Being approachable and responding respectfully to parents' concerns

• Talking about a student having a hard day in front of other parents

Quality Area 3 of the National Quality Framework (NQF) is concerned with the ______ environment? Hint: Module 7